Every site, every lease, every bill, checked.
Operators and tower companies run thousands of sites, leases and partner contracts. We read the contracts, match them to the bills and the network, and show what to recover and what to stop.
01Where money leaks in telecoms
Site leases
Rent escalations applied early or twice, and rent paid on sites that have closed.
Energy at sites
Diesel and power bills above what the site’s load needs.
Revenue assurance
Services in use but not billed, and plans billed below their tariff.
Partner and dealer payouts
Commissions on activations that never stayed active.
Twelve use cases across sites, network, revenue and partners
- Lease escalation checksLease contracts, rent payments
- Rent on closed sitesSite register, payments
- Renewals and notice datesContracts, calendars
- Diesel against site loadFuel issues, load data, run hours
- Power bills by siteUtility bills, meter data
- Spares and equipment at sitesStores, site transfers
- Usage billed against network recordsNetwork records, billing
- Plans billed below tariffTariffs, invoices
- Interconnect and roaming settlementsPartner statements, traffic
- Dealer commission checksActivations, churn, payouts
- SIM and device stockStock, activations
- Duplicate vendor paymentsVendor master, invoices
Each use case names the data it needs. Network, billing and site data usually sit outside the ERP.
One case: thousands of site leases, read by private Gen AI
Leases: the contract sets the rent. Nobody re-reads the contract.
- Situation
- A telecom operator with thousands of site leases, each scanned and stored; rent paid from a master list.
- What a sample misses
- Each payment matches the master list. The list itself drifted away from the contracts years ago.
- Data and technique
- Private Gen AI reads every lease for rent, escalation and notice terms; the terms are matched to every rent payment and the site register.
- Typical findings
- Escalations applied early or above the clause; rent on sites closed months ago; renewals that ran without review.
- Control fix
- Lease terms held as data; each rent run checked against the contract and the site’s status.
The contract is the control. Read it every time you pay.
Illustrative composite case, read-only access.
A telecom operator reviews thousands of site leases with private Gen AI →
Sites, network and revenue: 12 tests to run first
| Sites and network | Revenue and partners |
|---|---|
| Rent escalations above or before the clause | Usage on the network with no bill |
| Rent paid on closed sites | Plans billed below the published tariff |
| Two leases paid for the same site | Commission on activations that churned within 90 days |
| Diesel issued above the site’s load | Interconnect bills above the traffic records |
| Power bills above the site’s meter data | SIMs activated in bulk by one dealer |
| Renewals that ran without review | Credits and waivers by the same user |
Thresholds are set for each circle and partner, and tuned on the results. The contracts stay in your environment.
05Earn $ and Save $ in telecoms
A telecom operator stopped USD 1.1 Mn a year of rent on closed sites and early escalations after reviewing 9,000 leases.
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